Pregnancy cartoon big belly

During pregnancy, some pregnant women are about to give birth and can no longer support themselves, while some pregnant women's abdomen is not very big and looks like they have been pregnant for several months. This is very common and even the pregnant women themselves are surprised. So why is the belly big during pregnancy?

The main reasons for a fat belly in pregnancy comics are as follows:

1. One of the main reasons is that the physical condition of each pregnant woman is different. Some pregnant women's body fat is more likely to accumulate in the abdomen. They eat a lot of high-calorie foods during pregnancy and gain a lot of weight, so their abdomen is very big. In some cases, it is because the fetus is located relatively forward, with the embryo just in front of the uterus, and the abdomen looks quite large.

2. Today's living standards are good, and pregnant women eat well. Some fetuses can grow to 8 or 9 kilograms, while some fetuses are only 5 or 6 kilograms when they are born. This creates a huge gap. The abdomen of a pregnant woman carrying a baby weighing 8 or 9 kilograms is undoubtedly much larger.

3. Some pregnant women are pregnant with two or more fetuses, so it is easy to understand that their abdomens are relatively large.

4. If the pregnant woman is very tall and strong, then her abdomen will certainly not look that big. But if she is short, her abdomen will look quite big.

The amount of amniotic fluid in each pregnant woman's belly is different. Some may have more than 20 cells, while others may have only a dozen cells, which is a big difference. Some pregnant women have a large amount of amniotic fluid in their abdomen, which makes their abdomen stick out and appear larger.

Baby development status and common problems at 15 weeks of pregnancy:

For pregnant mothers who are 15 weeks pregnant, as long as they see your belly at this time, everyone will know that you are pregnant, and your original clothes may no longer be worn. At this time, some pregnant women will have increased melanin on their face and body, pigmentation patches, increased hair growth, acne-like dermatitis, dull face, and edema. Increased cardiac load, increased heart rate, and accelerated breathing may aggravate the original depression. You may still feel more sensitive, touchy and irritable than when you were trying to conceive.

At 15 weeks of pregnancy, the baby's height has reached 10-12 cm and its weight has increased a lot, reaching about 50 grams. In the next few weeks, your baby's length and weight may change even more, doubling or even more. Fine hair begins to grow on the fetus's head, and eyebrows and eyelashes also grow. The length of the legs has long exceeded the arms. The nails are fully formed and the joints of the fingers begin to move. The fetus will learn to yawn and hiccup at this time. Don't underestimate the importance of this action, it can ensure that the baby can breathe smoothly after birth.

Pregnant women in their 15th week of pregnancy need to eat more vegetables or fruits containing dietary fiber such as lettuce and carrot, which are good for cleaning the mouth, and sufficient bite can exercise the teeth and massage the gums; drinks and foods containing caffeine will affect the growth and development of the fetus's brain, heart, liver and other organs; irritating foods can cause constipation; some foods with preservatives and additives can cause fetal malformations and miscarriage, so be careful to eat less.

For older pregnant women, you may need to have a prenatal check-up according to the doctor's advice during the 15th to 18th week of pregnancy, and conduct specific related examinations on the fetus to determine whether the fetus has congenital or genetic diseases. Finally, pregnant mothers are reminded that they should measure their weight frequently and accurately in the early, middle and late stages of pregnancy, and closely observe their weight changes. If the monthly weight gain is less than 1 kg, or the weight gain exceeds 3 kg, it should be considered abnormal.